Do not create SwimlaneInstances yourself. In the first place, define your task to use a swimlane: <process-definition ...> | ... | <swimlane name="myrole" .../> | <task-node name="task3"> | <task name="mytask" swimlane="myrole"> | ... | </task> | <transition name="" to="task4"></transition> | </task-node> | ... | </process-definition> Now your task instance should have a non-null swimlane instance property. Set the new actor in that swimlane instance.
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